Why Einstein and Bohr Both are Wrong! Volume-1

Read full text
Authors: Sardar Dilbag Singh Khalsa
Cited by: 0

Abstract

t is advised to wait upto 12 pages to lay the mathematical foundation for exact device and i feel sorry about my heavy maths otherwise my proposed theory will be remain in the doamin of pseudoscience The existence of the soul remains an open metaphysical question, and from a strictly physical standpoint, an ignostic suspension of judgment appears methodologically appropriate. In this speculative and entirely theoretical work, we consider a thought experiment involving a hypothetical device designed to test, in a single dramatic stroke, the existence of the soul, the validity of the ManyWorlds Interpretation, and the plausibility of the Simulation Hypothesis. The proposed apparatus — emphatically conceptual and not intended for construction — leverages quantum branching logic and observer-relative survival criteria to explore whether subjective continuity can discriminate between ontological frameworks. We emphasize that the device is presented solely as a philosophical reductio, not as an experimental protocol. No institutional review board would approve it, no insurance policy would cover it, and no responsible physicist would build it. Accordingly, this work should be read as a satirical examination of the limits of empirical testability at the boundary of physics and metaphysics. Any attempt at physical realization is strongly discouraged and undertaken strictly at the builder’s existential risk. Device Name is - Quantum Suicide Machine proposed by Physicist Max Tegmark in 1997 but you just need to Change the victim in sleep mode and let the experiment done in high End protocol inside a large Hydron Collider which can detect any single influence in field.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Quantum Mechanics and Applications Philosophy and Theoretical Science Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
26 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint